Gone are the days when we could say “all is well in the best of all possible worlds”. For several decades, we have been facing the fury of nature, earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, hurricanes and droughts have only followed one another. To face it and reverse the master-slave dialectic between man and nature, the world is finding itself an “environmental soul”. So, systems for managing the effects of climate change are developed and are mainly focused on mitigating the sources of climate change as well as adapting to it. However, adaptation and mitigation taken in isolation cannot fully prevent the effects of climate change. These effects are more damaging for developing countries. …